Israeli army releases additional footage of Khan Yunis tunnel where hostages were held ■ Dozens demonstrate in front of Netanyahu's house in Jerusalem demanding return of hostages ■ Gallant to hostages' families: 'Getting to the most sensitive places for Hamas advances us in achieving the two main goals in the war' ■ IDF: Israeli soldier thought to be captured was killed on Oct. 7, his body held in Gaza ■ Israel approves outline allowing transfer of funds to PA through Norway ■ Saudi FM: No normal Israel ties without path to Palestinian state ■ Two Hezbollah members killed in airstrike in Lebanon

Jewish history professor Derek Penslar is facing pushback by former members of Harvard's community – as well as support – after his appointment to the task force, which was created alongside a group combating Islamophobia

The Finance Ministry attributed the change to the country's efforts to encourage Arab students to study in Israel, by means of stipends and preparatory courses, along with an increasing difficulty of students who study in Palestinian universities to work in the health professions with a degree that isn't from a recognized Israeli institution

While the organization is aware that a large-scale war with Israel won't serve its political interests, it remains steadfast that an agreement with Israel come with an end to the war in Gaza. In the meantime, five countries involved in negotiations don't have any bargaining chips

As Netanyahu tries to navigate between a growing protest movement at home calling for a hostage deal and increasing pressure from the White House to wind down fighting, the war continues and the IDF looks for ways to increase the number of soldiers and fill gaps